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List of General Managers of Banks LIST OF GENERAL MANAGERS OF BANKS Sl. Name of the Bank & Address Telephone No. Fax No. Email ID No. 1 Shri B.K. Mishra 022-23001669 / 022-23000370 / cgmicdgbaco@rbi.org.in General Manager 23001670 022-23010095 Reserve Bank of India RBI Building, OPP. Mumbai Central, Byculla House Mumbai-400 008 2 Shri Ashok Gupta 022-22884642 022-22028883 General Manager, (GAD) State Bank of India Govt. Business Unit 19th floor, Nariman Point Madam Cama Road Mumabi-400021 State Bank of India 011-23407235 / 011-23345268 gbu@sbi.co.in / gm.gbu@sbi.co.in Govt. Business Unit 65380718 Local H.O. ‘D’ Block (M)9004098500 11-Parliament Street New Delhi-110 001 Shri S.M. Jha 022-27523864 022-27576966 sbi.09595@sbi.co.in General Manager, (AB&R) Corporate Centre, 4th Floor, Railway Station Complex, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai-400 614 3 Shri Sudhir Dubey 0141-25101527 / 0141-2227356 cppcjpr@sbbj.co.in General Manager (Inspection & 25101536 Finance) State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur Govt. Accounts Department HO, Tilak Marg, Jaipur-302 005 4 Shri S.Balachandran 040-23387301 040-23202962 / General Manager (Treasury) M-9866213146 040- 23387798 State Bank of Hyderabad 040-23387724 / Head Office, Gunfoundry 040-23387220 / Hyderabad-500 177 040-23387881 / 040-23387226 Shri V.KananKutty(Dy.GM) dgmans@sbhyd.co.in Finance & Accounts State Bank of Hyderabad Head Office, Gunfoundry Hyderabad-500 177 5 Mr Jyoti Ghosh 0731-2933759 / 0731-537217 gmo@sbindore.co.in General Manager (Treasury) 0731-2542444 / State Bank of Indore (HO) 0731-22536092 5, Y.N.Road, Indore-452 003 (MP) 6 Shri K.Vijay Kumar 080-22257149 080-22353494 General Manager (Finance Services) 080-22356558 State Bank of Mysore Head Office, K.G. Road P.B. No. 9727, Bangalore-560 009 Sh. Ananthanarayanan.A 011-32606917 ananth.u@sbm.co.in Asst. General Manager, 9958221980 State Bank of Mysore agmgbd@sbm.co.in Connaught Place-110001 7 Shri Kalyan Mukherjee 0471-2351906 0471-22351137 gmtry@sbt.co.in General Manager (Treasury) 0471-2352785 State Bank of Travancore (HO) Post Box No. 2704, Poojapura Trivandrum-695 012 Chief Manager 0471-2353671 State Bank of Travancore (HO) Post Box No. 2704, Poojapura Trivandrum-695 012 8 Shri Salil Mishra 0175-22214680 / 0175-2214311 gmtry@sbp.co.in General Manager (Treasury) 0175-22216909 0175-2201144 State Bank of Patiala (Central Accounts Deptt.) HO, The Mall Patiala-147 001 9 Sh. Ram Avatar Singh 022-66684464/ 022-66684510 ramawatar.singh@bankofindia.com General Manager (Corporate 022-66684675 Services) Bank of India (HO) Star House, C-5, G-Block Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East Mumbai-400 021 10 Shri P.V.Ravindran 022-22027981 / 022-22027294 / gmit@centralbank.co.in General Manager (Operations), Central Bank of India (HO) Chandermukhi Building, 2nd Floor Nariman Point, Mumbai-400 021 11 Shri S.K.Jain 09821231326 / 022-26545605 skjain@denabank.co.in General Manager (Govt. Business) 022-26545606 Dena Bank Corporate Business Centre, C-10, G Block, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai-400 051 12 Shri Rajender Sehgal 0124-4664666 0124-4664320 rajender.sehgal@hdfcbank.com Executive Vice President & County Head) FIPSU & GBG HDFC Bank Ltd. Vartika Atrum, A-Block, Golf Course Road, sector-53, Gurgaon-122002 13 Sh. S.Govindan 09820637664 / 022-22883102 / bansal@unionbankofindia.com General Manager 22892530 / 22823628 (Personal Banking & Operation 22896626 Deptt) Union Bank of India 12th Floor, Central Office, Union Bank Bhawan 239, Vidhan Bhawan Marg Mumbai-400 021 14 M V Shenoy 080-22221262 / 080-22275919 shenoymv@canbank.co.in General Manager 22273871 Canara Bank (Head Office) 112, J.C. Road, Bangalore-560 002 Shri D. Kullu Rao Assistant General Manager Canara Bank Parliament Street Branch, New Delhi 15 Shri K.Jaykar Shetty 080-25584066 080-25598037 / kjshetty@vijayabank.co.in GM (Merchant Banking Division) 25584764 Vijaya Bank (HO) 41/2, Mahatma Gandhi Road Trinity Circle, Bangalore-560 001 Ms. Shanti Malhar 080-25584655 D.G.M Vijaya Bank (HO) 41/2, Mahatma Gandhi Road Trinity Circle, Bangalore-560 001 16 Shri Narendra Singh 033-22319144 033-22107424 General Manager (GAD) Allahabad Bank (HO) 2, Netaji Subhash Road Kolkata-700 001 Ms. Anjana Guha (M)9903981382 anjana.guha@allahabadbank.in Asst. General Manager, Allahabad Bank (HO) 2, Netaji Subhash Road Kolkata-700 001 17 Shri S.Shrinivasan 033-22487599 033-22485625 gm.finance@ucobank.co.in General Manager (Finance) UCO Bank (HO) 2, Indian Exchange Place, Kolkata 18 Shri Debjivan Basu 033-22487547 / 033-22485852 General Manager (Govt. Operation) 22106803 033-22130989 United Bank of India (Treasury, Internal Banking & Accounts) 11, Hamanta Basu Sarani, Kolkata-700001 Ms. Achal Roy cmgt@ubico.in 19 Shri. Ajay Banerzee 020-25536574 / 020-25533924 / ajay.banerzee@mahabank.co.in General Manager (Planning, 25536515 / 020-25537015 Development and Corporate Service) 25539403 Bank of Maharashtra Accounts & Audit Deptt. Central Office, 1501 Lok Mangal, Shivaji Nagar Pune-411 005 Sh. D.R.Mehra 020-25510759 Dy.GM Sh. Philip D.Silva 020-25539403 A.G.M 20 Shri Shrinivas 040-23211915 040-23234583 srinivas@andhrabank.co.in General Manager (Corporate Service) Andhra Bank (HO) Dr. Pattabhi Bhawan 5-9-11, Saifabad Hyderabad-500 004 21 Shri K.V.Vachhrajani 0265-2363001 0265-2362914 gm.ops.ho@bankofbaroda.com General Manager (Operation & Services) cppc.ho@bankofbaroda.co.in Bank of Baroda (HO) Suraj Plaza, 1, Sayaji Ganj Baroda-390 005 22 Shri B.R.Bhat 022-2424575 022-22670437 brbhat@corpbank.co.in General Manager (RMD) Corporation Bank (HO) hogovt@corpbank.co.in Post Box No. 88 Mangalore-575 001 23 Shri V. Ganesan 044-25226655 044-25242232 vganesan@indianbank.com General Manager (IED.) M-9444909002 Indian Bank (HO) hocgt@indianbank.co.in 66, Rajaji Salai Chennai-600 001 24 Sh. Renuka Mohan Rao 044-28519567 / 04428523372 renukamr@iobnet.co.in Dy. General Manager 044-28519419 Indian Overseas Bank Central Office, 763, Anna Salai, Chennai-600 002 25 Shri R.M.Sharma 011-23417770 / 011-23415567 rmsharma@obc.co.in General Manager (Planning & 011-23311370 Development) 9871804433 obc@obcindia.com Oriental Bank of Commerce Harsh Bhawan E-Block, Connaught Place New Delhi-110 001 Sh. H.C.Bhatia 28758709 Asst. General Manager, Oriental Bank of Commerce 8/1 WEA, Abdul Azis Road, Karol Bagh, New Delhi Sh. R.M.Sharma General Manager, CS&P, Harsh Bhawan, E-Block, Connaught Place New Delhi-110 001 26 Shri Madanjit Singh 011-23711691 011-23352017 mj_singh@pnb.co.in General Manager (Transaction 09958777002 banking division) Punjab National Bank HO-5, Sansad Marg, New Delhi-110001 27 Shri H.S. Lamba 25726939 25720851 gmpersonnel@psb.org.in General Manager (Govt. Business) Punjab & Sind Bank 21, Bank House, Rajendra Place New Delhi Shri Sardar Jaspal Sing 011-25796286 / 011-25720851 General Manager 011-25791343 Punjab & Sind Bank 38,39, Industrial Area Naraina, New Delhi 28 Shri S.S.Shet 0820-2572573 0820-2573363 hoinsgm@syndicatebank.co.in General Manager 0820-2572388 0820-2570392 hoacc@syndicatebank.co.in Syndicate Bank (HO) Manipal Karnataka-576 104 29 Shri Vipul Acharya 022-66552085 022-22182475 v_acharya@idbi.co.in Head Govt. Business & CMS 022-66552039 IDBI Bank Ltd. 8th Floor, IDBI Tower Cuffe Parade Mumbai-400 005 Ms Manav Jaitly. Manager, IDBI Bank 12th Floor, IFCI Tower, 61, Nehru Place, New Delhi-110 019 30 Shri. Ajay Kaistha 011-43506502 Vice President & Zonal Head(North) Axis Bank Ltd. Government Business Group, Ashoka Estate, 5th Floor, 24, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi-110 001 31 Sh. Sushant Naik 022-26536876 022-2653113 sushant.naik@icicibank.com National Head Government Banking Group ICICI Bank ICICI Bank Tower, Bandra Kurla Complex Mumbai-400031 .
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